You listed vehicles I’d be interested in as well, like the Sienna Hybrid, but the rest only being EVs. Mach E has supposedly been an atrocious ownership experience, and the Tesla is a Tesla. How about an entry-level Taycan, or an ICE car in the same price range as the Braptor? I know, to each their own, but it’s just…

I came here to say the same thing. Duhamel should star in his own show again, but a Lopez movie is a pretty good gig.

Ooofff, well, there's always Rogue Squadron...no wait, nvm.

I assumed they moved on to a possibly standalone, multiplayer Cyberpunk anyway.

First off, congrats on an allocation. I will say GTS trim is mighty tasty on a Cayenne, partly because Porsche continues to fumble a bit with making a Carrera GTS a bit more special as it should be. My grammar is poor, but you get what I'm saying?

Yes sir!

Thanks. I've heard nothing but good things about 1883 and that I don't need to watch Yellowstone at all.

The movies might not hold up but Reeve’s performance does.

And how many of these T’s are going to end up over-spec’d? Pretty sure I’ve seen several garbage “black/black/black/black aero package, standard Bose” T and GTS the past few years. Good grief I hate those.

Oooohhhh, awkward.

I remember that specific ad. Definitely remember drooling for SFII Turbo and I already had SFII.

I was tall and big for my age, so by the time I was past 10 (if I had a watch on me) then they told me I could go anywhere in the mall. They also knew where to find me. “Big Tex Training" as I would like to call it now.

“...Audi S/RS competitive with Porsche”

I’m still waiting until I can afford a Series X to play this again, so hopefully, I have one long before the expansion comes out. On my One X it played and looked ok to me but it was...well, we all remember what was wrong.

I did have issues with sound on Dunkirk in IMAX 70mm. I believe it’s dipshit managers that were jacking the volume too high. Maverick was perfect for me though.

I don’t think he needs a “franchise”, but I’m not sure if he’s going to stick around Hollywood much longer with these small, yet still underperforming projects. I think he'll be around for awhile, even if that means small stuff across the pond.

Jesus, that is certainly terrible.

That poster was the first thing I noticed.

I can’t decide whether or not I miss Schreier here and watch him dig himself a hole on Kinja.

Jesus Christ what a ramble.